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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
sUPT. SMITH MUST AnTe W.
Frank O'Da, Calls the high Card and 81 .
General VIII Cash His Chips.


The case OF Frank o'Day aga,ust super
intendent OF Police Smith, occupied tie al
tention of Justice Walsh yesterday after
noon. The hearing was on the repievin .oi
the furniture taken from the rooms at a.
Pearl-st.. two weeks ago on Superintendent
Smiths orders, aud 0'Day laid claims 70
$50 damages 10 the furniture and s. for
costs Of its removal from Police HeSaqusr-
ters. il was one sided case, with the Law
on O'Dsy's sioe. A large number Of Su-
preme Court decisions were quoted. spong
others an appeal from the Kent Circuit, in
the case brought by Jake Neabr agsiBsi
ex-Superinfendent of Police Van +. Young
thecsse being identical with that OF q Day :.
The City made b weak defense and tie
court awarded o Day $23 ard costs.
As the case will probably not be sppealed
the law being already against the city
O'Dsy will assist Superintendent OF Police
Smith in spending q portion q bis first
month hard earned salary.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

CHrc.Go. July 2.-Firss race-one mile
Jacnbin. 4. Cary, ,. Pateen. 5. time. i:42.
Second Tacs cs-thres-fcarihs mile: Little
Minch. l. Pearl Jennings. ,, Col. Ovens, 3;
time liz
Third rae Kenvoo1 STAKES. five fur
longs Emperor OF Norfolk. !: King Iie
. Col. Zeb Ward, >, time, I:03i lunof-
fcisi)
Fourth race-Bo1leya-d stakes. one and
one-qusrter mile. Jim core, /. Daruna, ?:
Miss Motley, 3. time 9.0s
Fifih race-Steeple chase over fIll course:
Tennessee. 1, Wellington. ,, Warfsllov, ,;
time Sos.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Ga ths axst pags today aPPezTS haad-
so1s snsFaying illustrating sEs Asw 4or-
ton ~ / l0oks aoE sILh - coat q gisam-
ing White - pretty asaings s1d - aided
story TIE Morton - practically nsw
Aeiel tia. IS - ssy. Il . the ed, popular
Norton with - many ne~ Improvements
tazE i IS really lev sus-eiag. Pantlad
z ca. are the sane eoarte02s hosts ana the
boaaelike nostsirie grows meFs and mors IN
fsyor As al Us paEFaps xnow L Is pro-
~ I'D xita sIsctrle oefs and alarms al
lna0agh. AS nsaeY spisn1ld roous 81 s.i3ts
w.tn baEhs snd all eomP.ste. Its service :
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

NEW YoRK. july Fire broke ont
about O'Clock this afternoon IN the huiid-
ING. Gas Broadway. occupied by p. !.
Neary & Bro. dealers in toys and Gre
WORKS. The Gaues spread 50 rapidlT lie
employees Of 1fe fru escaped win diff
cuitv Two OF them. Gussave H&ssleT and
A bert Eiss we're burned To death. The
firms loss vii D. ab0rit $4,000. damage 70
the bcilGing 81 eco. Partial insurance..
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
MURDERED BY a NEGRO.
Two Boys Fatally shot For Refusing I
lL.. n !. - .h.lr l-.h

Two Boys Fstaliy shot f0r Refusing to
Give her a zoft she'll Crab
CoLufsfs. :. C.. July Two little negro
hoys we're selling s0ft.sAe1 crabs on the
pg5lic road ia CoGe,0n county. yesterday.
when they we-e scccsts1 hy a negro woman
wtu beEged for one which vas alVen her
Sac sszed for another and was refused
wnereuyon she ran into the her hcUse and
returned with q risiol which she Cred AZ
the two boys the bsii passing entirely
through fbe body Of ore boy and lodging
in that of fhs 0thsr Both boys were NOR
tally wonnied. The woman fed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

NJ and Mrs. Geo Bi5cklsT cfSsco11 81
are visiting friends - kDekf8f3
Nrs Nsrs sehui5t. Of 2fs Wesf Bridge
a.; dsisd yesterday ol euierfis.
TIE steamer nknovn vii Toskf
hourly trips e The Seidisrs Horss TO-DAY.
Kiss Nate Luoas ~ gscxson-sf. wl.l
speni Sas4sv with Grand Haven frieucs
Ni<s Iettis Parks q Vest TDsvisfsn-sf.
bss gene - Nsesse~s fs-k - spsna The
Fsayth
A rev Sidewalk = TIE istest iEnproVt
r1enf IL frect ~ HFdo-ns .hos ss0-s CT
Tsst RriSgk -
Ms. Fsnnis EuEsr. % West Tsrss5 vag.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH, SUNDAY MORNING. JULY g. 1897
xruSKHEyHx

~P;asfcFs, ''AikaseT sna 'sRke Pirstes
y PsnE4Ees ara nz1ss fah of eomedg
ard z<lodys -Pggashon and Galstss
'sTssn Cssb." ~5sesthszsts.n ''Rklaos q
Tf1tA" ard Broken Hszsn~ are equally
sDfkrGlilng 10 the lever of intellectual
drzna. - ne nssi not tel yoa shst their
suthsr, W S Giheyt. Is c4pabss Of dslng
vixen We introduce you 10 play where al
his hisrrionic powers were "kngeged" The
Irst al Il lad AZ nresns Green
ga the border Of Scolisnd. a plscs sacred 10
elOping lovers. TIE lnse tao sets. IA a.
elegant dFswiRg-Foom ia Iondsn and the
drons Of ths bss1ips naingles with she mar
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Pr1TsauEe, JulJ 2-Ths extensive win.
dow glass works q steNsri Estey & Co.
on Jane ST. south si0s. burned this Morn.
iug. Two s'ab.es sta = number Of email
frame buiidiDgs adjoining were slso con.
sDmed. TIE loss s. esuBsxted 81 Ss3 e1o
feiIy insured Ibs Ere was csussa Nv 81
eypiasion - nnfursi ees The worss Es
gse1 ,sown fer tbe Sumner Thtr Via
~ reoaist - t{1ne fer the Pail res8mptisn
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Frf YoNE 9uiv z-Nsllyilas G. Bosp-
"a ard Frsuk " Smith. cssnpeeinx tie
arm o y. &. Boynteu. cisslFs a -
. - eva. feSe az szsifrneni ta5ar ~
- fefei ~ crsdiiers - f.etene
Thfp tson vsfh prefefnrsces essoen<ts -
sia s5 The iise.ifttes sFt zlst 1e3 4ta
rsssts ars e8f,ffted - st0ek 81 fbt nr.ef fs,>
7s'ns ~ - Ef ~ F59H Thi faIole =
said - hs7s beer f1s to q .sVNfis in ~hirb
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Nr~ YoEE. soly z-Ths Imports Of 1rY
goods a. ths. per- 81 Sew Ynsk for the
week e1ainv todsy amounting q s. sss 1lz
TIE 1asai sfuDunt throwp On tie srerEef
rss 81 ~ 415. TIE irpgrtafious ~ eeD-
ersl aercstrsiss were g. 7es ~ nakire
ha total Imports, sxcias 20 81 specss s.
~ -8z
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Many of he furniture ksCtoriss closed iast
evening ii5r tisir sam annual repairs AMI
ior three ~ .car cars. cr rossiasg weeS-
The enplJv ss thas relieved NJ spe7d
tGeir short vseation. rscresrirg ancnz tie
northern resorts. IN tbeo return 10 vork
Cor The FaI seazea
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

STosfi,. No. July 2-At Lamont twelve
miles east ~ here. sbout midnight lxss
night the fssf mail On the Missouri Pseifc
Railway. cclhSed with . freight train. kill
ing the er1nCsr. Se~i smith. Of the mai
train. ana ia51-inr engineer Williams ard
fireman - 'sr ff freight train. Both
ealiufs ware es tem3l.shei and several
rs-s wee azr -
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

~ . y ~ T7-1eF - ItIl-
DEyg9S HARBoK. July 2.-Tbr steamer
Fari;ap, after being inspected by nearly
every man. woman and child in tie village,
leis iiis morning ab0us Q O'Clock on her
tirsf tsio - Chicago. Al $. Icse9h she
lad an bo1r 20 81 oE 81 inspection by the
people of hat section ani shortly teiore II
o clock slesmsd ;riumphantig out into the
wsscs 81 Lake Aicuig1n. The boat Is a
psrsect paiscs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Naw YORK. July Jacob Sharp bss
besn little more gloomy today tbsu be
las been. but there is no material change
in his condition berond fhat Hrs wife at
tends 70 him day s0i night. She - Tuuch
stronger than he. not is sUbjecting hsrsed
20 greNt strain. kharps only caller are
sis counsel. his physcisns and has fsm ~
Acting under sdsice n his counsel. bs dees
not talk with reporters.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

BEx1fn "a. Jeiv ---slssk Brefhsrs. tive
pro-airert fss5crs hs7e tsrne6 al tkeiF
nfsss viz prsbsbly sxoeps 800 60 v5ft
assess or5osfflY eoUa 70 their iizo 5ties
nsBfs<5stiass 81 the ETise - csfEt ffr -
ss isw Tea-y is tas Fnsin csnae Of Their rE.is-
fsvsgf-<e
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Essles,ss ye 7es vt-tsalgrssNsNa-
JAcEsoy. July Fifty acres of land
known as the Morgan addition to Jackson
was cold on the order Of the Supreme Court
today, as II was in litigation between the
McNaughtO1 estate OF this city. aud that
of L1cv ". s. Morgan. of Aun Arbor,
lately deceased. The land was bid in by
the executors OF the latter estate for $50 coo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

BrTTE Nont. Jng z-Abrxbsn Sands.
President Of the Denver BrewiE.z company
and President az the Sands Gale errns,srv.
~ Nonfsna. sns also member o. sapd.
BrCfkers. Il Nsr York. conMlfse3 ssfe :
n Is room IS e Alee11srle Hotel last
nizs1 h7 cutarz Us throat Re serss :
wse snd tbree ehisrs1. 4 settsr diftrfe
60 his sretter in Yea York citv rI.l rsro.s-
ssiV threw some izht On tns sasode.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

= Fsrrn ssna EHIsa ~ rskne~p Per-
syos - Cfnsfuusft.

Crc1s~szf July Late Issi pight tvs
fars4srs oofsiag into the ctr found dad
BODY il the raad nssr Unien BRIDE. over
Cough sreek. - fhf eastern psrf Of the
city. Ibey ssv that 10 lid been murdered
- hs5re shsf through the breast. Ind
fhsr sss footprints - two ueu leading
into 81 s7i8iring eyrnbeia Istsr fbe Dtlv
rss ide1Iifad - fbsf - HsrfeF siene. q
farm herd emr8oTsd - kslsu f0unr. ils-
ing ere fi,e further ~ ths fretk. sens
f.sd b~en ssnf vfsh q tsrn ~ tts city. ~nf,1
vss rrisrfifr vhea 30 wfs killsd His
io-ses ~ers siaT.Esd ~ ths tel este It -
e. n ls i nsf krevn yef what was fhs
fnof Te for The murder
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

WasHIvsrov. Juiv An examination
OF the accounts Of .Ee7i Bacon. deceased,
late fnaacta' clerk ;n the Patent Office. re-
vsals sAor.axe Of Si5. 500 Bacon 3 sup
ucsed to have csrrisd the shortage some
time by frauiu.sal bookkeeping.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Wtstflv July - vsiish csrpen-
fsr from Springfield. H.. naaei Bsnd1et
sts. vss arrss;ed here lsst night for de-
- vas zsiBg % shoot Prssiienf
w srsuSs he owsf him several
ni 80 srz and se'sidn'f pz7 Nrsbs
FL rt irssre srd vill probably be
zen. s1 .,a Governments asylum.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
Eaton Rapids Conference.

sxtl--'7s "a IA 7tss1aAN-NsNs~,.
EAToS RAPIDS. July 2.-Delezaiions from
different parts of the State are arriving to
attend the great prohibition conference here
on Monday Tuesday ana Wednesday. Ton
thousand people are expected. ST. John
sreaks on toe Fourth. General Fisk, Col.
SoDiesE. Col. Balm. Albert Griffin, Prof.
DicAie. Mr. Lsthrop. Bennett, and other
nationsl speakeS viii be present. Excur-
sioa trains will be run
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

~ Pittsbure -fitisbnrg. /; Boston s.
Al indianapolis O. New lork, G
Al Chiosg0--Chiczgo, %; Washington, =.
Al Fhlla'ie' phia-A Athletics. q: Baltimore =.
Al Cincinn Cincinnati. y. Cletsand. =
A. Brooklyn-Brooklyn 10; Melropoliisa, -.
Al Loulsyille-LOaisriiie, : 81. Louis. 40.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

txslasItt - ftt fslIa7 ll-fsstla
ST. JosEFa. July Secretary Charles
Miller. Of the Naturs Gas Company. has
received a proposition fFoFes Bay City con
tractor 10 sink tbo veii 90 fee+ for 5000
ard fuynist eeesffhiaE. Iftae contractors
pr.cs is -1rtsss ea sinriy loV f7r the sdh-
tona' fss en Hay he necessary. the
co8trsct ~sfs II 10 aim uext we=k. aaj
work c5as afs1ca 81 once.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Darv WI Wsss Hyers sFor isy Morning
saa Arrange The F5xhs WIN TslL
fresl Daily received ts.e1ram vestsr-
dsy from Jack riaeen stating that hs
~ousd accent Jim FelEs chsIsn-e and f.,ht
hin5 vith sSir-lizht gloves. Mr. Dsv sill
meet 1srsh RVers stfhs Frlzses,f-fi isasED
cihce Aonisr morning. NJ io o'clock %
tle norev
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
DOING THEIR DUTY
} $. OFFICERS UNDER ARREST.
Ck.Fxsd With Violating TIE state Game
.L&ws-ifssd ~ LIE 1he fxial Trip
of ths steamer Puritan sfiu
Bors fer Gas-- Mfehsg4a
sRscizts.

sx4.slss zsssts.4- -sss.A1-
ST IsxAcE. July deputy Game War
den AeCann this m0rning arrested three Of
the o1icers Of the United States revenue
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

,..,e t-e sals-ss7tts
JsrxsoS. Jaig z-Hrs. Anns Lgsk aged
o. taxing sfrvchnins. Sc had previously
sa0Tn s,zns u iss5nisv-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

BcsHx. gug The Stems. fnrnffert
rassas~efeysrs. bsvs feitsd. and are ofler,r.s
ersasfors - csH7s o. tns aoiisf. Iszi6 -
t4s ot
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

par excellence. A. V. Pantlind and ].
Boyd Psntlind ara always ABOUT and every
guest of The Morton comes and goes away
happy
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
PStos[ey Pointers,

sx--ls,ts zss VsNs-lNV-sts,NO.
PETosKEY. July 3 This city will cele-
brate the glorious Fourth on Monday in
real old fashioned style. There will be
four cornet bands present, TT. Mackinac will
play Petoskev a game of bali, Charles X.
Whitmcre will orate aad there will be
footraces and hop, skip and jump and all
that sort of thing with Damon & Py
thias" at Lvceum Hall in the evening.
The @. r. & I. Will run specisl trains.
The new G. r. & l. depot is nearing
completion rapidly.
The assembly at Bay View begins July 81.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

cutter Fessenden for violating the game
laws in catching trout less than six inches
in length. a box of the fish on the vessel
was cOnfscated.
The trial of the three men arrested for
having in their possession the hundred or
more deer skins ia set down for the 7th, and
will be pros ecuted by Game Warden Smith.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Henry Irving vita BIS entire CON bina-
tion---seveniy Eespse-Wil APPEAR IN this
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Foward's Spectacular Coni iinahan in a
Tel 81 EEcEa1trneals ard the "BIar <
CrooS" VII BE- the sttFaCsion ~ PoaeTs'
regatta wees
The South western news., 1887-05-25
ENJOY LIFE.

What a truly beautiful world we
lixe I'M Nature gives us grandeur
Of Mountains, glens and oceans,
and thousands of means of enjoys
ment, We desire no better when
in perfect health but how often
do the majority ofpeopIe feel like
giving up disEeartened, discouraged
and worn out with disease, when
there no occasion for this feeling az
every sufferer can easily obtain sat.
factory proof, that GREEN'S august
FtO'cer, will make them free from
disease, as when born. Dyspepsia
and Liver Compliant are the direct
causes of seventy-fiive per cent of
such maladies as Biliousness, Indi-
gestion, Sick Headache. Costive-
ness, NERVOUS Prostrations, Dizzi.
ness OF the Head, Palpitation t the
Heart, and other distressing ymp.
toms. Three doses Of August Flosser
will prove its wonderful effect.
Sample bottles, 10 cent. Try
il.
The South western news., 1887-05-25
Gear o. Russia.

1t is a great thing to'be Emperor
of Russia. He is the most absolute
Potentate in Christendom If the
expenditure of millions were me-
cessary to his personal comfort, ex-
penditure would be promptly made
Yet whole nation is thirsting
for his blood, and no wild beast
was ever watched with more vigil
lance, by those determined on his
slaughter.
Reader which would you prefer
to be Gar of all the Russias, or to
live in the piney~woods and be
captain of a saw mill? Patrick
Henry said: II know not what
Others may think, but as for me,
give me liberty or give me death.
A boot.black if he is sober, honest
and industrious has better pros,
pect for happiness in life tnan the
Gar of Russia. "-Ex.
The South western news., 1887-05-25
Sprinkle the Streets.

We wonder how long before the
merchants will take some step in
Sprinkling Main street, to protect
their goods from the dust, during
the Summer months. From what
we can learn the City Council has
refused to pay cut any money for
a sprinkler, and, in that case, the
duty falls on the merchants. Al
ready we hare heard some of our
citizens say that they would pay
five and ten dollars. With small
amount from each merchant it will
be no trouble to have the sprinkler,
and the benefit to be derived will
more than pay for the cost of it.
We hope soon to see and interest
manifested in this matter.
The South western news., 1887-05-25
A TRAGEDY NEAR CUTH.
BERT.
A Desperate Negro Kills E. B.
Skipper, Balif!, and Severely
Wounds j T Stanly.

In 1884 Sam smelling, a negro
man, murdered Seab Butts, a
young negro man in cold blood, on
the plantation of c Stanly near
Cuthbert and made his escape. A
few days ago it was learned that
Sam was ct his 'ather-in-law's,
on n N Weaver's farm, near the
city limits MIR. N A Burge noti>
fed the sheriff of his whereabouts,
who sent Baliff Skipper with him
to make the arrest. Mr.. j T STAN
ly was requested to go to identity
the negro. All were well armed.
When Skipper opened the door
and stepped inside the hou e, two
or three steps he saw Sam behind
the bed and ordered him out. In.
stantly Sam fired with a pistol, the
ball striking Skipper in the lett size
the second shot taking effect in the
arm. AS Stanley entered tie door
another shot struck him in the hin
Stanly fred upau the negro, with
his rifle.
The second shot from the negro's
pistol, was fired simultaneously
with the rife, which paralyzed
Stanly's lett arm and it fell to his
side. Stanly then called to Burge
who was trying to open the back
door. AS Burge came
to the door the negro jumped out
and fired another shot and ran of,
as he jumped the fence Burge fred
upon him with small shot.
Skipper is dead, stanly badly
wounded, and the negro made
good his escape.
The South western news., 1887-05-25
N1tN " 1V1II
BERNHEIM Bros. & TR1.
General Meeting.

AT Rehoboth Randolph county
May 27th and 29th. Friday, II a.
M, Introductory sermon, by Rev.
L H Crumbley. 2 p M Subject:
church finances, discussion to be OPP.
ened by j D Paullin and Rev. w.
d. Hammock; 8, sermon. Satur-
day, 8 a, M, duties of deacons, dis
cussion opened by w. F, Castel,ow
and j B Hobbs. 1890 the duty
of members to attend their church
and how to get them to do so, dis
cussion opened by J w Stanford
and W M Howell. Up, M, how
to utilize the energies of our female
members for Christ, discussion OPP
ened by John T. Clarke and s. A.
Savall. 3:15, how to get up deep
err interest in Mission, discussion,
opened by R B Taylor and j Il
Corley. SIP. m,-sermon, Sunday
a. n. Regular exercises oc Re>
hoboth Sunday-school. 10. a, m.
The Model Superintendent, Discus
ion opened by ] H Coram and John
Martin. II a, m,-Sermon. 2
p. m, The Model Teacher-Discus-
sion opened by F N Bledsoe and
R E Gay. 3:15p. M, How to
Cultivate Liberallity in the Sunday
school-Discussion opened by w D
Joiner and w b Hinton. NoTE.
Every church and Sunday-school
in the Bethel Association is urged
by the Committee to elect delegates
to the meeting, and brethren gen,
errally are to attend. Ample pro-
visions are made to accommodate q
large crowd. Come one, come all.
-Ex. J. G, COREY.
j. S, KNOWLES.
The South western news., 1887-05-25
June Sheriff Sales,
teb.9,18S7. Nm

- EORGIA, TERRELL COUNTY.
WILL be sold before the Court
House door, in Dawson, Terrell
county, Ga, on the first Tuesday in
June next, between the legal hours
of sale, to the highest bidder tor
cash. the following property to wit:
2O23 acres Of land, lot No. l05 in
the 4th district Of Terrell count.
! evied on as the property OF NJ A
Bell, Agt., for the estate of Richard
Hancock TO sa isfy a fi-fa issued by
j II Crouch, tax collector for State
and county tax for Terrell county
for the year 1886.
Also at the sane time and place.
202a acres of land, lot No 10S in
the 18th district of Terrell county.
Levied on as the property of NJ A
Bell agt., for J Z Brown and V i
Gaskill to satisfy q fi>ta issued by
J H Crouch, tax collector for State
and county tax. for Terrell county
tor the year 1885.
Also at the same time and place,
2O23 acres of land of lot No. 76 in
the 18th district Of Terrell county
Levied on as the 1ropety of Mar
Gus A Bell to satisfy Il tax fi,ta is.
sued by ] H Crouch, tax collector
for State and county tax for Terrell
county for the year 1886.
Also at the same time and place
vii be sold 405 acres of Land.
Nos, l76 and III. 18th dist, of
Terrell county Ga, Levied on rs
the property of W B Christie to
satisfy a fi-fa issued from the
1154th DIST, G NJ, in favor of J.
P Griffin VS. w B Christie Levy
made and returned to me by J. S.
Riley l.. G.
Also at the same time and pl ce
one third interest,in so acres Of
land off of north east corner OF lot
No, 1853 in the 18th District of
Terrell county. Levied onsas the
property OF Mary Bridges to salts
fy two tax H-fas issued by J II
I rouch, tax collector of Terrell
county, for State and county tax
for 1888, and two other fi.fas in
favor of " r Webb, referee.
Levy made and returned to me
by Jordan Toler, LC.
Also at the same time and place
one house and lot in the city of
Dawson, Ga, levied on as the prop.
erty of D T Miller, to satisfy a tax
fi-fa, issued by ] H Crouch. Tax
collector for State and county tax
for year 1885.
Levy made and returned to me
by II L Moore, L G.
Also at the same time and place
one house and lot in the city of
Dawson, number not known-hut
known as the Joseph T Hayes lot.
Bounded on the north and east by
the land of II 5 Lee. on the south
by Lee street and on the west by
East Boundary street. Levied up.
on to satisfy a tax f.fa for State
and county taxes for the year 18-
Sc against the said J T Hayes.
Tenent in possession notified.
Levy made and returned to me
by H L Moore, l. c.
Also at the same time and place,
to. the highest bidder, for cash, the
following property to-wit: Lots
of land Nos. 176 and III, in the
18th district of said county, con-
tanning 400 acres, more or less.
Said land levied on as the proper>
ty of W B Christie to satisfy four
executions issued from Terrell SUI
perior court, one in favor OF Mrs.
A L Christie tor The use of l. c.
Hoyl and Simmons & Query, and
three others in favor of Mrs. A e
Christie. This the 2nd day of MAY
1887. TG MARSHALL,
SHERIFF.
The South western news., 1887-05-25
Great Excitement in Canada

Caused by the visit of William
Obrien NJ, P. the great Irish vindi.
Gator for Home Rule 10000 pee
pie gathered at Toronto to see
and hear this famous Irishman. At
Toronto, Ottowa, and Kingston,
excited mobbs of Orangemen. at
tempted to take his life. Stick and
brick bats were freely used. His
passage through Canada was a con.
tinued ovation. He arrived at Nj.
agara Falls Sunday evening.
The South western news., 1887-05-25
George / 5 j.. ey.

The journals have had,
much to recently, about this Brook
lyn Philanthopist, engaging an arr
fist and sending him all the way
from New York to Athens to paint
the portrait of dot" the faithful
colored waitress of the Lucy Cobb
institute.
The South western news., 1887-05-25
TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS

GEORGIA-TERRELL County.
All persons holding claims
against the estate OF A q Williams
late of said county deceased, are
hereby notiefd to present them in
proper shape to the undersigned
at Thomaston Ga. and all persons
indebted to said estate are requested
to make mediate payment.
May %, 1887. WIN. HOLMAN
Admr. Est. AC
Williams decd.
The South western news., 1887-05-25
Application for Letters Of
DiSmiSSiOn

GEORG1A-TERRELL COUNTY.
Ordinary's Office, May 3, 1887.
WHEREAS, MS Keith, executor
OFF W Keith, deceased, having
filed his petition asking for dismiss
sion from the executorship of the
estate in his hands. All and sin.
gular the creditors and next of kin
of said deceased, are hereby mott
ted to show cause, if any they can,
why letters of dismission sbould
not be granted to said executor, at
the next August term 1887, of
Terrell Court of Ordinary.
H s BELL,
1T Ordinary.
The South western news., 1887-05-25
Died

In Webster County May 22nd Mr..
Baldwin McGill, one of the oldest
men and one of the first settlers of
Southwest Georgia. He was the
Grand Father of ] T McGill of
Dawson, The deceased was a man
of stern integrity and much respect
ted by all who knew him.
The South western news., 1887-05-25

The fence question. in our co: n,
ty, is being worked up for ali
is worth. One side is lite We. L
just yet, but from what We can
CLEAN will get there on the home
stretch.
The South western news., 1887-05-25
A Poor, w eak Sister,

who is suffering from ailments pc
culiar 10 her sex, dreading t. go
to a physician. but knowing she
needs medical help, will find, in
DR.. Pierce's "Favorite Prescrip-
tion,' q preparation which will
give her strength ard new life
through restoration of all her or
gans to their natural and healthy
action. 1t is the result of many
years of study and practice by a
thoroughly scientific physician,
who has made thes troubles a spec
atty. To be had of all druggists.
The South western news., 1887-05-25
COWBOY Jr.

We are now owners of the thor
oughbred Jersey Bull, Cowboy Jr. .
formerly owned by Mr. L S Baldwin.
We have his pedigree and guaran.
tee that there is not finer or pur.
er bred bull to be found anywhere.
SO, 90 for service.
HoRsLEY & CROUCH.
The South western news., 1887-05-25

The dead lock is broken in Flor.
ida in the election of United State
Senator. Hon. Samuel Pssco
present speaker of the House of
Representatives was elected Sena-
tor.
The South western news., 1887-05-25
DAWSON, GEORGIA.

The district conference of the
Americas District has been post
poned. aud will meet at Lumrkin
on the Goth of June.